Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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K K 4 ROW one-Il. to R.: Sisliv Uhapman l51lI'll1ll'2l, Voppm-S xvilllllii, Milli-r .lo Ami Sliivvly Susan XVrighL XVyana Mi-Dmv Luis Sw-hrisl Marvia Mnisrhl-rr Vairii-ia Ric-hinond Sally Snidvr Marla Mntsr-hh-r Row Two-L. to R.: Norma Sin-nts i'3ll'UiN IG. Milivr Mary .In XVal1m-rs Ilanna 'IR-vim' Nam-y 1'l1DDf'S Kalhryn Milli-r Mary Ili-I4-n I'ipp1-n ,Xrle-nv XVm'Ily I'atrii-ia Luti-S Kay K4-ndall Sui- Martin 1'arnlyn Ki-rn Varol Ann Milli-r Iiimla l'I1-In-hi-r Row Three-L. to R.: Alan XVilt' .lambs xYlhUdiI1lY1lS Ko-nlyn Uallwvk Faro! l:2lllllHI2l1'illl'Y Uairi-Iyii Alarlz Nam-y Quigln-y ll1mlu'l'l' iiilutlwis XYaym' Rrovk Arthur Snowdi-il Ih'y4-v Siiliiilllgh Johanna Jurles Dcmna, Sulhoinwr Lohman Hardware Co. Hardware, Paint, Toys, and Sporting Goods - 20- .lnlw-iiw Klingxaman Sarila S1-hrurk llilllivl IIUSI1-llvl' .lame-s Mitt.-i'Iiiii.:' l'aul I Inwwrs Imris lI11xi:4lwi'g4-i- Jam- Imudw-rniilk lwixgn- ,Xrvh Jai-k l'l1-ry Vatrivia llvnli-y .ln Ann i Hl'l'ill1.1i1b!l Row Your-L. to R.: l I'zlm-1-S Mvtlrill' lmnald liishe-r Sharon .li-nsi-ii Shirlvy Hi-yi-1' Frvd Will Mary SIaIva1li.:'h .In Ann Grimm Ilavid Slnudi-r .Jaan linviip .lann-S Warrz-n l!1'x'1'l'ly th-nl'gv Max U1--4-i'y Larry XV:ig'iivl' Max Slzlluulprli Mark Hamm:-I I'atri4-ia Ki-im XYalIvr Ili-rshln-rp.:n-I' lluln-rl XYXIIIHH Mariv XV7ilsun Standing'-I.. to R.: Marilyn l'imn-iigvl' l'airi1'ia Ruth Molly .ln 'l'nbi:lS 4ii'Ul'1,L'l' Fox Mzirjanv iillfiilililll Faro! Vuslnia Tvrry H2ll11Si1l'F Ray Hivvly Plumbing and Heating Services

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Future Homemakers One of our monthly activities was a Social Get-together which was held at the home of a member. ln order to raise funds for our annual spring trip, the Future Homemakers sold salt water taffy. For our service proiect we made Easter Baskets for the Childrens Home in South Bend. PRESIDENT ................., ,.... A rlene Welty VICE-PRESIDENT ......,...... ...,,. D orothy Mikel SECRETARY-TREASURER .... ...,.. J one Strauss ' Home - AMFRIPA 5 Row One-I.. to R.: Martha Dick, lX'lzu'ilyu Sparks, Alive .Ioan Slahaugh, lVanela l+'1'eng'er. Row Two: Mrs, Haw-ns, Sponsor, Arlene lVs-lty, liulullvlli- Harman, Mary ltlartin, Shirley Davis. Row Three: Iailalwllf- llv-ple-r. Janie Strauss. 'i v 4 u ' 1 e v 'V J- f '. pl tj. The-Ima Hose. Arlmu- ll:-hman, 1 ual Mu Mllln Ilmoihx 'Xlllsl Future Farmers May's Cities Service Station Operated by Claude Gall Top Row-I.. to R.: Paul I.ecl1litiim', Paul Parks, Stanley lf'armwald. llmiald Mal- volm, Kivhard ll:-plvr, lmwvll YoL1m,r, David Host:-ttvr, .Jussi- l!+1i'gm', Jon Sloudm-r. Middle Row: .lvrald Fri-1-1, llHlll.Z'l2l,S ilnlrli-n, Roger firm-vnawall. XVayme XV0lty, James Troxel, Donald Farm! wald, Lrunar l'In-tvlu-r, llll'.170llLf- las, sponsor. Bottom Row: Gr-ol'g'e Slim-ls, Harvey Yoder. Larry XVagnm-r, l ranklin limzd, Xvayno Brock. Wilfred lil:-ssimzq, Donald llislwr. The ambitious members of the F.F.A. entered into many projects such as selling garden seeds and subscriptions to the Farmers' Exchange Magazine. We also sponsored a scrap drive and a pest contest. One of our members, Donald Disher, won the title of Elkhart County 4-H Corn King. PRESIDENT ............ ,... ......, W a yne Welty VICE-PRESIDENT .......... George Sheets SECRETARY ......... .,.. R oger Greenawalt TREASURER ..... ........ D onald Malcolm Naylor's Grocery and Market - 19 - Phone 149-Free Delivery

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Entering the year as a six-year Superior winner of band contests, we spent the first two months preparing formations for the football games. Then the band settled down to concert work in their new home, the remodeled park audi- torium. Besides entering Solo and Ensemble Contests and Band Contests, we made several trips which were financed by the Band Boosters' Club. ln February we had ioint concerts with the Berne High School choir at Berne and Nappanee. Later, we made an over night tour to Sullivan, Indiana, where we also presented a concert. Likewise, Sullivan presented a concert here at a later date. We feel that this band has proven to be one of the most outstanding organizations N.H.S. has ever had. Dunham and Love Senior Band The reason we have been successful . . . our director, Mr. Habeggafr. . u n i Rensberger Standard Service Prescrlptlons-Fountaln SETVICG - 21 - ' ' ' Tlres, Batterles, ACCCSSOPIES